"No matter how paranoid or conspiracy-minded you are, what the government is actually doing is worse than you imagine." - - - William Blum

April 17, 2008

Bits and Pieces for the Week of April 13 - 19

This kind of stuff makes me sick. Yesterday all over the news was the story about the one-year anniversary of the death of 30-or-so people at Virginia Tech. A whole lot of sob stories and hand-wringing and memorial services, etc. I don't have a big problem with that being in the news, but I have a huge problem when this stuff is happening every day and there's hardly a blip about it on the MSM news. Obviously Americans are more important to Americans than are the people whom Americans are mercilessly slaughtering on a daily basis as a result of their occupation of a country in which they have absolutely no right to be. As pastor Wright famously said, god DAMN America! (Mike)

I’ve been trying to see the world through their eyes
Where day is night and black is white
Left is Right
Left is Right
Left is Right for me

Put your head in the sand and you'll never know
What's waiting for you in the depths below (below)
Don't believe everything that you read
Take what you want and keep what you need

I’ve been trying to see the world through their eyes
Where day is night and black is white
Left is Right
Left is Right
Left is Right for me
I said Left is Right
Left is Right
Left is Right for me
For me, For me, For Me!

TWISTED NIXON

Written in 1998 after Johnny Punish who was sitting
at the Las Vegas Hilton Sports Book and was hit by
the absurdity of the place. It absorbed him and he
wrote the phrase "LEFT is RIGHT for me" on a drink
napkin. That night in a studio in the seedy back
alleys of Las Vegas, LEFT IS RIGHT was born when
then lead guitarist, Brian Jay Cline, wrote the
clever verses while Twisted Nixon added the melodies.
Sung by Brian Jay Cline, Left is Right is clearly
Twisted Nixon's best ever in terms of a pop anthem.
This song is the most requested song by fans.
Produced by Paul Hampton of The Skeletones